In the late 19th century, Greeley, Colorado was known as the "city of fine homes" as well as for its fine commercial and institutional structures. A wide range of late 19th and early 20th century architectural styles, including religious, governmental, public, commercial, and residential buildings, still can be enjoyed today. Some of the most diverse architectural examples can be found at First Baptist Church, Glazier House, Greeley High School, Greeley Union Pacific Depot, Lincoln Park, Meeker Home Museum, Weld County Court House, and the Joseph A. Woodbury House.